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The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) is an association of business organizations in India.

Established in 1927, on the advice of Mahatma Gandhi by GD Birla and Purushottam Das Thakurdas. It is a non-government, not-for-profit organisation. FICCI is the voice of Indias business and industry. FICCI draws its membership from the corporate sector, both private and public, including SMEs and MNCs. The chamber has an indirect membership of over 2,50,000 companies from various regional chambers of commerce.

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It is involved in sector specific business policy consensus building, and business promotion and networking. It is headquartered in the national capital New Delhi and has presence in 11 states in India and 8 countries across the world. Tie-ups with over 300 industries associations and chembers world wide.

VISION & MISSION


VISION: To be the thought leader of industry, its voice for policy change and its guardian for effective implementation. MISSION: To carry forward our initiatives in support of rapid, inclusive and sustainable growth that encompass health, education, livelihood, governance and skill development. To enhance efficiency and global competitiveness of Indian industry and to expand business opportunities both in domestic and foreign markets through a range of specialised services and global linkages.

SECTORS

Can you guess the number of sectors in which FICCI deals ?

52 Sectors
Advertising & Marketing Agriculture Anti Smuggling & Counterfeiting Art Banking & Financial Services Biotechnology Capital Goods Chemicals Civil Aviation Corporate Laws & Governance Defence Disaster Management Education Entertainment Electronics Hardware Environment & Climate Change FMCG Financial Sector Food Processing Gems and Jewellery Geospatial Technologies Homeland Securities Health HRD Hydrocarbons Information Technology Insurance & Pensions Manufacturing Medical Devices & Equipment Mining MSME Petrochemicals Power Private security Publishing Real Estate Renewable Energy

Retail Science & Technology Skill Development Sports Steel Taxation Telecom Textile Tourism Transport Infrastructure Urban Infrastructure Water Resources Wellness WTO, FTA & Foreign Trade

Services
1. Arbitration: In order to provide arbitral services for settlement of commercial disputes of a domestic as well as international nature, FICCI, in the year 1952, established FACT (formerly known as the FICCI Tribunal of Arbitration [FTA]). FACT was set up to offer dispute resolution services primarily to FICCI members and other parties who may desire to submit their disputes to FACT. 2. ATA Carnet: Aims at facilitating temporary admission of goods into a member country without payment of normally applicable duties and taxes, including value-added taxes.

3. B2B Solutions: Business Information Services Network (BISNET), a division of FICCI regularly organises one to one Business meetings for visiting business delegations from different countries with its huge reservoir of business directories, which is the key to organize effective match-making. 4. Consumer Care: Creating an interface between Businesses and Consumers Developing a trust mark program for businesses signifying robust consumer care processes Training and capacity building for improving complaint management systems/processes and recommending preventive actions to avoid consumer dissatisfaction 5. CIFTI: Confederation of Indian Food Trade and Industry (CIFTI), the only industry association of its kind in the country, was established by Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry in 1985 to cater specifically to the need of Food Industry and Trade.

6. Economic Affairs & Research:


To conduct applied research in the fields of economics, public policy, business and management. To facilitate policy formulation at the national and sub-national levels through consultative mechanisms. To ensure that industry opinion and corporate Indias perspectives find a reflection in the consensus on developmental issues.

7. FLO:
The primary objective of FLO is to promote entrepreneurship and professional excellence in women.

8. ICA:
Costly, time-consuming business disputes can take a real bite out of your company's bottom line. That's why more and more companies are turning to the Indian Council of Arbitration, the undisputed leader in dispute resolution services in India.

9. ICC (International Chamber Of Commerce):


Its objective to promote liberalization in the country, to accelerate flow of foreign investment and to lower tariff barriers to promote international trade, ICC has been playing a crucial role of interacting with government & business on economic policies.

10. Quality:
FICCI Quality Forum aims to provide training lead consultancy to industrial and service organizations for enhancement of the knowledge & skill levels of their employees and facilitates in establishing a world class quality management system to produce globally competitive products and services.

11. Resource Conservation & Management:


Provide consulting services to all sectors of the Indian economy in the areas of Energy, Environment, Water and Plant Maintenance through Energy Audits, Water Audits, Environment Audits and Equipment Diagnostic Studies. Sensitize all stakeholders like end users, technology providers (domestic & international), consultants, and government bodies to adopt various resource conservation options and technologies.

12. Technology Commercialization:


The aim is to accelerate innovative new Indian technologies into the global markets and bridge the existing gap between the mind and the market. 13. Web Initiatives: FICCIs BISNET has launched several web portals to provide a wide variety of business information and match-making services in the cyber space. What can FICCI BISNET do: Website Development and Hosting Services Application Development and Hosting Services One to One Business Meetings Business Information Service Portals

International
FICCI'S INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
Vision FICCI's international division envisions to take Indias growth story and its corporate sectors entrepreneurial zeal to newer markets and business entities across the globe. By initiating inter-governmental and intra-agency cooperation and collaborations, FICCI International has not only established itself as a focal point for policy makers and highest decision making authorities at home and abroad for its pertinent inputs, but is constantly endeavouring to harness and showcase the very best that Indian corporate sector has to offer to the world.

FICCI International continuously evaluates newer opportunities for Indian industry to access newer markets. It provides available information on policy and regulatory environment in the focus markets for facilitating entry. Organizes road-shows and participate in conventions and exhibitions of international repute for providing hands-on information on the market conditions for products and services offered by Indian businesses Organises specialized seminars for enhancing capacity building and innovation to keep pace with global demand and requirements. Share information for potential business match-making and eventually extending institutional support at home and in target country for realizing the potential business plans. Undertaking initial due-diligence for promoting bi-directional flow of investments to and from India Regularly sharing information on business and investment opportunities available across the world. Facilitating business visas and asked for support from respective embassies in India

EVENTS
FORTHCOMING EVENTS:
Meeting with Cyprus Business Delegation FICCI Certified Training On Effective Implementation Of Energy Management System (EnMS) Based On ISO 50001 Classroom Sessions on key provisions of the new Companies Act, 2013

PAST EVENTS:
FICCI Report on Power Transmission: The Real Bottleneck 3rd edition of Great Domestic Tourism Bazaar

Exhibitions
Upcoming Exhibitions
India Telecom - 2013 Pharmaceutical Expo - 2013 India Sports Expo 2014 India Chem Gujarat 2013 India mining 2013 Eima Agrimach India 2013 Technotex 2014

Past Exhibitions Big 5 Construct India Sep 23-26, 2013, Nigeria

Membership
FICCI member can access world opportunities with major Indian and Global Industries It helps to Increase efficiency and competitiveness

Chambers and Associations

Corporate Members

Associate Members

Networking Helps to interact with members, institutions and state government. Meet Global and political Leaders. Policy Work Participation in national committee & task force. Expert advise on government legislation and regulation. Provides information on exports and imports. Undertakes research studies. Business Service Participation in trade and Fair exhibitions. Develop business through buyer-seller .

Information Dissemination Access publication and reports on wide range of subjects. Directories of members with company profile. Free Distribution of monthly business digest and monthly updates. FICCI Awards for companies and institutions. WEB Service Information on important events organized by FICCI , press release, policy Announcement, BISNET etc .

Invest India is the countrys official agency dedicated to investment promotion and facilitation. Set up as a joint venture between FICCI (51% equity), DIPP (35% equity held by the Department of Industrial policy and Promotion, Ministry of Commerce & Industry) and State Governments of India (0.5% each), its mandate is to become the first reference point for the global investment community. It provides granulated, sector-specific and state-specific information to a foreign investor, assists in expediting regulatory approvals, and offers hand-holding services. Its mandate also includes assisting Indian investors make informed choices about investment opportunities overseas.

The Millennium Alliance


An India U.S. Innovation Partnership for Global Development
The MA is an inclusive platform to leverage Indian creativity, expertise, and resources to identify and scale innovative solutions being developed and tested in India to address development challenges that will benefit base of the pyramid populations across India and the world.

Objectives: Provide a platform to leverage Indian creativity, expertise and resources to: 1. Identify game changing innovations 2. Rigorously test promising solutions 3. Scale innovations that work

EMPOWERING INDIA
Empowering India is a journey towards improving India's business environment. The basic assumption behind Empowering India is that without improvement in public governance and procedures it is not possible any longer for India Inc to remain globally competitive and sustain rapid growth. Empowering India will help improve some of the variables that affect investment activity.

The concept of third industrial revolution developed by Mr. Jeremy Rifkin. Through this Summit, FICCI aims at the Mega Trends in the forefront of policy discussion that will shape the future development of India in the next decade.

Surveys
FICCI Business Confidence Survey September 2013 FICCI-EY Survey on Civil Aviation Sector FICCI Survey on 'Is the Worst Phase over for Indian Companies Doing Business in Europe? FICCI Survey on Present Tourism Scenario in India

Policy Change
FICCI Suggests 7-Point Package to Enhance State-Level Climate Change Initiatives FICCI suggests measures to be taken by RBI governor Private Security Workers - Request for categorization as Skilled / Highly Skilled workers under Central & State Minimum Wages Safety of Women at the Workplace

Management

Naina Lal Kidwai President, FICCI

Sidharth Birla Vice President, FICCI

Dr Jyotsna Suri Vice President, FICCI

R V Kanoria Immediate Past President, FICCI

Dr A. Didar Singh Secretary General

Dr Arbind Prasad Director General

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